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| | #The [[Ainulindalë]], a creation myth. It describes the creation of spirit-beings called Ainur by Eru (God), their joint creation of Arda (the world), and the origin of evil. | | #The [[Ainulindalë]], a creation myth. It describes the creation of spirit-beings called Ainur by Eru (God), their joint creation of Arda (the world), and the origin of evil. |
| | #The [[Valaquenta]], a description of those Ainur that entered Arda. | | #The [[Valaquenta]], a description of those Ainur that entered Arda. |
| − | #The [[Quenta Silmarillion]], the bulk of the narrative, which is primarily concerned with the history of Men and Elves in Middle-earth, and their war with the Dark Lord Morgoth. | + | #The [[Quenta Silmarillion]], the bulk of the narrative, which is primarily concerned with the history of Elves and Men in Middle-earth, and their war with the Dark Lord Morgoth. |
| − | #[[Akallabêth]], the downfall of an Atlantis-like society of Men. | + | #[[Akallabêth]], the Downfall of Númenor, an Atlantis-like society of Men. |
| − | #[[Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age]], which describes the events leading up to ''The Lord of the Rings.'' | + | #[[Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age]], which describes the events leading up to ''The Lord of the Rings''. |
| − | Appended to the narrative are genealogical tables, an index of names, a list of Eldarin name roots, and a map of Beleriand. | + | Appended to the narrative are genealogical tables, an index of names, a list of [[Eldarin languages|Eldarin]] name roots, and a map of [[Beleriand]]. |
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| | == References == | | == References == |